Five employment-related agencies—the Phetchaburi Provincial Labor Office, Phetchaburi Skill Development Institute 35, the Social Security Office, the Phetchaburi Provincial Welfare and Protection Office, and the Phetchaburi Provincial Employment Office—collaborated with Cal-Comp Electronics (Thailand) Public Company Limited in Khao Yoi District, Phetchaburi inform the employees of their rights and the legal provisions the company must adhere to, as Cal-Comp needed to lay off 1,450 foreign employees, effective from October 1, 2025.

​In connection with the company's necessary layoff of 1,450 employees, effective from October 1, the company would like to take this opportunity to clarify to all concerned parties and the media that this action is in response to changes in the global economy and fluctuating demand. The company, therefore, had to review its workforce to ensure efficient operations and maximum benefit for all stakeholders, which is consistent with the principles of good corporate governance...

Cal-Comp confirms that the operation complies with contracts, labor protection laws, and work regulations. Furthermore, this action was carried out in consultation with the Department of Labor Protection and Welfare, the Department of Employment, and the Social Security Office to ensure compliance with the law...